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Bent County register., 1887-12-24

FOR SALE:-A good guitar
Enquire at this office.
Lots Of Money.
To loan ON Final Proofs, Farms
and good City Property. GooDALE
& COOPER.
Go to Huddlestou & Welcl's for
Lamps. 1881.
Just received, fresh roll butter so
cents per pound at Kurtz's. Try it.
Goodsle & Cooper will insure your
house against loss by Fire, Lightning
or Tornsdoes.
Have you seen those fine Vases
and Hanging Lamps, at Huldleston
* Welch'-. 2s-3l.
GoopALE . COOPER Loans MONEY
on FINAL PROOF and FARM PRoP-
E8TY.
Huddleston & Welch are Knocking
the bottom out prices on Hardware,
Pumps, Stoves d Barbed- wire. % 81.
Insure you. property in good
Companies with GoopALg & COOPER
Huddlesion S Welch have large
stock of Vases and Hanging Lamps
for the Holiday trade, it will pay you
to call and see how cheap they are
selling them. 2s-3l.
Plenty of choice apples, butter,
eggs, celery, oranges, lemons, grapes
etc, cheap at kuriz's.
We have few more of those ele-
giant Base Heaters and cheap COM
mon Stoves which we are bound to
sell, Huddleston & WEIGH. 1881.
Bump will keep a iirst-class line
of sheet mnsic, instruments and jew
elery of all kinds always on hand.
Jansen Bros. 81 Demorest are of.
fering special inducements on ther
oyercoats, winter clothing, boots,
shoes, gloves and mittons. 1t will
pay parties wishing TO buy to get
their prices. 25 If.
Bent County register., 1887-12-24

a particular feature represented
by the Great Bosten Uncle TOMS
Cabin in this city is the eight color
ed plantation singers. They are the
oest IN the country, aud win intro
diice the great plantation festival and
mississippi steamboat scene, the Jolly
coon quartette and South Carolina
slave singers, and host of new ard
original novelties characteristic of
the south before the war.
Owing to the snow storm the OPEN
ing Of the ladies fair Monday night
was postponed until Tuesday nighi,
when the attendance was large. We
d'd not learn the total receipts, but
they took in over n hundred dollars
"Wednesday night. They will prob
ably altogether realize two hundred
dollars from the fair, which is very
neat sum considering the bad
weather.
Bent County register., 1887-12-24
Notioe os Ei-snlutiou.

The copsrtnrrship heretofore ex
ls,ing heta een the undersigned ul-
der the firm Eame OF Spivey q
Holmes Bros, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
! X. Homes and J. II. Holmes
will collect all Indebtedness due th e
late firm, and have assumed and will
pay all Indebtedness against the late
firm.
Dated this 26th day of Novemb Der,
1887.
r.. NJ. spivey,
]. r. Holmes,
j. III. Holmes.
Bent County register., 1887-12-24
L0CAL N0TEs.

.
Big prairie fre JUS. soath of town
last saday.
Farmers were wishing for snow.
They got it.
The young folks have been sleigh.
ing this week.
Everybody wants to stand in with
The coal dealer.
Stage travel was rough the fore
paFt Of ,ae week
a comPle;s tag list at The Office Of
4. L. Bent d Go.
John W. JAY was down from Las
Aniu4s Thursday.
4 COW had to bc rus,Ier to keep
even on feed TIL. week.
The Gre company tested yhs water.
works again Thursday.
Deliaqlsat tax a,s4a. Is PEI cent.
extra sitter Jan. lst, isss.
Firsmel's Bal Fnd4y evening
Dee. so,h, admission sI5o.
c. d. Baker and wife vent to
clstiv Rock 'rhsrsday night
As New Years comes on Sunday.
calls viii BE- made on Monday.
Save ,iu,c and expense by paying
your ,axes to y E. Bent Il Go.
The Firencn's Bah will be con
due'ed with the strietys, proPriety.
5. d. Rail and cLas. Z. Sexton
we're up to the county seat Thursday.
DR.. hooks railroad physician 4,
ChiYiug,on ass IN tonu over saa-
d.s.
Kartz the frai, and vegetable deal.
sr, hss added confectionery 70 hi.
.,ock.
Adolph M.sbpre novsI hi. house
"a quarter Of I. miis yesterday neare.
town.
4 sister OF siiss Kiilie Baker IRON,
us-r Trinidad sss visiting her over
sard-y
Paul Ieo aud Mad Strain were
sleigh riding Jl.zzsrd or no bliazarl
MONDAY.
Good music aud an abundance Of
dance. a. tie tircmen's Bail next
Friiay evening.
J H. Holmes went to La Jsra
Sunday night, he expects to move
there by spring.
J. ". Gal.aiay ha- bought a h.lf
interest IN 4.rt Str.in's tran.fes
teams .ad wagons.
Attorneys Hess, -LaaAE and Nieh,
ol-s were At Las Auimas Thursday
attending ta lz~ SUITE.
The storm extended from oe-sn to
ocean, heavy SHOWS IN the ea-t, wind,
snow and rain IN tie vest,
There vas regular picnic on an
open car of coal isst Sunday night
tha; stood on the side track.
The dairy cows have been on =
.trike since the snow fell. they only
give about haif the usual quantity.
Barnp the Jsaeler sola three gold
watches Thursday, he says this has
been big week With hia, good sales
every day.
The Firemcn's Ball to be given on
Friday evening Dec. 3oth, 1857, is
for the benefit Of the Lamar Hook s.
Ladder ladjies.
DR.. Rice expects to 80 to Watson
burg mex, Monday, he will be back
for few days next month TO settle
up his bu.iness.
All you have to do in this town i.
to say festival and everybody begins
to put on their dads aud light out
for the fesJiyities.
Conductor Ammou running be
tween Pueblo and Coolidge has been
transferred to the run between Pu-
eblo and Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. IIolmberg
came dosn from Las Animas Nom
day. Mrs. Holmberg will remain un'
til after the holidays.
In publishing the names of the
ladies committee OF Firemen's Ball,
Bent County register., 1887-12-24


4 lady.
Prof. Barton saws .here will be
less rongh treatment of little BOYS by
,he larger ones at school or he viii
know the reason why. Correct Pro-
The Committees of the Lamar
Hook ts Ladder Co, are working
hard to make ther Ball complete
success and the Social event of the
season.
Yesterday was a bright warm day.
+. c. Grow, from southwest Mis-
souri,, brother of MR.. O. &. Hess.
has been visiting ia the vity f,r sey
ersl days.
The Roxy Ford Enterprise pur i.
lishes list of the marriage,bIe la
dies ani gentlemen al tiiat plsac.
In an endsasor to get up lnatrinlo-
nial boom.
Pronlptness, reliability and pro-
gress i. the motto of the Denver Ex
change Journal, neat paper devot-
ed to real estate, bailding and mir-
ing OF the state.
The people of Lamar are just as
strong in the filth lhst the town will
not only hold iis own but continue
in tbs lead of all other towns in the
v-lieg as they ever were.
W. Y. Christy will leave next
week for Bsutouulle, Arkansas, he
is good citizen, never was mad in
his life, aad we hate to have him
leave town. Good luck 60 with him.
Whether there is or not, any
thing in the rain belt idea, it is
amusing to hear or read the argu-
nents aesinsi ii, and all The time the
ra;t. keeps filling aad the crops do
we'll 10 season.
One ef w. p. Harper's horses fell
into = eistern ct his residence Wed.
aeAdty, ani sftor trying various
ways to srt him out, hay was thrown
IN tie cis.ern urdl the horse was
able to tramp out
The Ladies' Union Aid Society of
;he Methodist aud Christian churches
Is by mutual consent this day Dec. 90,
lss7, dissolved, and all outstanding
accounts viii be settled by Mrs. b.
= Cooper or Mrs. \. Z. Wright.
4 heavy snow fell here Monday,
during the afternoon high wind
came up and for few hours We had
a iirsl class blizzard on hard. The
wind went dosn at eight o'clock in
the evening, and Tuesday was a
bright pleasant day.
Joe. Vogle attended a dance q,
Pro~ers station one night last week.
In the morning he tiiged everything
from the passenger train down to
hand car but nothing would stop,
snd he said the old road could go to
thunder, he could walk home, and lie
did.
". 0. Butler was caught out in
;he blizzard Monday afternoon be-
u cen Prowers ranch and his claim,
he says it blew so hard the hay rack
on his wagon blew OF, aud he could
see nothing. The team took him
home al right, but he wants no more
such experience.
W. i. Peart, from near Las Ami
mas was = caller Thursday. Mr..
P,aft WAS foreman for A. X. Black
five wears, aud Is thoroughly 2c-
ousinted with this section of country.
The land on which stands the stone
house north of town was taken up
by him long before it WAS ever
thought this woaldbe farming
country.
The ten year old son of a. n. Hill
while playing about home last SIT
urday ran mp behind horse and was
kicked on the head receiving scalp
wound five inches long, while the in
jury is quite severe, the little fellow
is not so badly hurt bRt " hat he will
be sround in short time. 1t was
narrow escape for his life.
We cannot account for the attact
on Lamar in the Granada Exponent
any other way, than that Norris feels
hurt to think Charlie Ross would
Bent County register., 1887-12-24
a. II. 81 $. r. r. r.

when travelling for health, business or
pleasure. take the Banana Line i'r al
Through tickets to all important points IN
the United states and Danada ana Mexico.
H.-Saa-s checked to destination.
The DaiIo Pullman Palace Car Service nnd
the dining stations opernted nnd controlleu
Inv This conlpany are too well known to make
comment necessary. w. r. " III r.
t;an. Passenger aud Ticket Agt-, Topeka, KS
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LOCAL RasEYITEES.

Mr. Ephriam Adams has been appointed
substitute letter carrier in place OF Mr.. Q. 5.
Wattles, resigned.
We are requested to sly that drop letters
to be delivered by letter carriers must be
prepaid at the rate of Two cents postage
each.
Tue steamer Gulf Stream, which sunk the
steamer E. G. Knight on Thursday last,
sailed from Wilmington, N. c., for New
York on Monday.
The Alexandria Light Infantry will hold
meeting tonight to decide as to whether
the company will go TO Richmond on the
occasion of the laying of the corner stone OF
the Lee monument.
The report in circulation on The streets
this morning that Mr.. c.. 0. Pullman, who
does a grocery, liquor and wood business, on
west Franklin street. had made an assign
ment is incorrect. MIR. Pullman Is only
closing out his grocery business to devote
his time to the other branches Of his trade
The cost TO the State for the trial yesterday of
young Emerson indicted for stealing money from
his cousins pocket vas abont 500, tho princi-
pal witness young Price, the cousin, being allowed
500 for his expenses from New York to this city.
Several gentlemen from New York and Wash
ington who are interested in tho Mount Vernon
avenue came here 10 day and had conference
with Treasurer Harlow about the matter.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING.-A meeting, IN.
der the auspices of the knights of labor, was
held at the Opera House last night, which
Was addressed by Mr.. John Jarrett, of Pitts
burg. Messrs. j. G. Deputron, G. w. Dear
BORN, Jos. Crupper, Geo. Young and R, S.
Windsor occupied seats on the platform. but
though the meeting turned cut to be re-
publican one no coored men were invited
on the stage. Mr.. Deputron introduced Mr..
Jerrett, who at once announced that he
was republican and proceeded IL
make republican high tariff speech. The
meeting WIS s'jn. Y attended, no advertise
nent that it ~: to be held having been
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What can be more disagreeable, more dis
gushing, than TO sit in room with person
who is troubled with catarrh, and has to
keep coughing and clearing bis or her throat
of the nuscus which drops into it? Such
persons are always to be pitied if they try
DR.. sage's Catarrh Remedy there need be
no failure.
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YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-Inls
club held q meeting sst night with very
full attendance, some sixty or seventy active
ycuug democrats being present, representing
nj PARTS of the city. Mr.. J. Il. Strider was
elected treasurer. An unusual interest was
displayed by the members in getting mat
ters in shape for the election, and each men,
her pledged himself to devote hi5 time to
Getting democrats registered and bringing
out iul vote Of The psrty on election day
Short addresses were made by Judge Stuart,
Mr.. Leonard MsIbury and others. Il
WAS determinelto keep the clGbroom open
day and night ffcm now until election Gay.
Four clerks will be found at the rooms at all
Zines. ready 10 give assistance and informa-
ton to all who may wish 10 be qualified
voters on the day Of election. 1t will be i'm.
possible to register after October 90, and all
Democrats who haze failed to do this are
urged 10 come forward aud be registered.
An executive committee of twenty gentle
men WIS selected, the names to be an
pounced ut the club rooms tonight, when
there will be meeting Of the committee.
The club will meet regularly every Tuesday
and Friday evenings ai S o'clock, though the
rooms will be kept open every day anu
inht, aud a cordial invitation Is eXteaoeo
to all democrats To- come forward anu us
come sc,ive members Of his organization:
The executive committee WAS directed
20 call mass meeting at al early date and
to invite Mcssrs G. Z. O'Fefsail and Il. Il.
Carter to speak on that occasion. Judging
from the character Of the men present last
evening, and tho interest 'aey manifested III
the work, it is very evident thai the demo
Gratis of the city are ihroughly alive TO the
situation, and ara determined TO perfect such
ar organ,z.lion as will not admit OF defeat
ON the day of election. About 200 members
hav. 30 far been enrolled.
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OPERA HoUsE.-Miss Ada Gray supported
By selected company, will appear here on
next Friday night in the beautiful play en-
titled East Lynne. The following is from
an exchange: "Miss Ada Gray made her
debut last night before large and fashioDa
bis audience and met with an enthusiastic
reception. She is easy and graceful in her
movements, possessing fine figure and
good voice. Her acting was splendid, and
in several Of the imprisoned scenes she dis.
played talents which will develop into the
Upright particular starr
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REMOVED FROM THE CoMMITTEE.-A
meeting OF O part of the republican city exec
utive committee waa held a5 the residence
of Mr.. c. w Dearborn on Monday night
last to consider the political outlook which
is growing darker for the republicans
Mess.s d. A. Windsor. R. HI. Simpson and
some of the ether members who have taken
the lead in political matters were not pre-
sent Those present felt that something had
TO he done, so Mr.. Il. Fl. Simpson, who wss
instrumental in having Mr.. Dearborn ap-
pointed By Gen Malone, chairman Of the
committee, was removed from his position
on that committee. This was about all the
bu:iuess of Importance that was transacted.
Mr. Simpson takes his removal" very good
naturally and evidently regards the action
of the committee as joke.
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LOCAL NEWS

For this section cooler, fair weather, followed
by -ain, fresh to brisk northeasterly winds.
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The VALUABLE ORA MINE.-The Butte
(Montana) Inter Mountain ola recent date
says:
Meyer Gepzberger, the able manager
of Gaus & Klein's Butte house, stands a
pretty good show of making snug fortune
out of a piece of mining property in the
Boulder country, in which be is third
owner. At depth of 81 feet they have a
foot body of free milling ore, assays from
which bsve rnn as high as $50 ia silver aud
sol in gold. Some parties are now trying to
get bond on the property at big figure,
bat Mr.. aenzberser ana his partners are
inclined to hang on to it and work it them
selves. Their strike has rediroctea atten-
ton to the district and about forty men have
recently gone in there. The district Is In
the mountains in southerly direction from
Basin City and dozen miles or so distant"
Mr. Genzberger is native of this city
and his many friends will rejoice with him
in his good fortune.
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SALE.-By virtue of degree 10 the cause
of Peter McCrink, &C.. vs. The Eureka Screw
Bait and Nut Manufacturing Company, Mr..
K. r. Lucas, for Mr.. w. ii. Smith, receiver,
to Gay sold at public auction to Mr.. Park
Agnew for about $3.50, hesmelting furnaces,
machinery, betting, &c, recently used in
the Eureka works on Union street.
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TO BE NoLLE PRossED--It is generally
believed that in the Corporation Court to.
morrow the case Of tho Commonwealth va.
John Curran, indicted for felonious assault
on Mr.. E. /. Padgett on the night officer
Arnold was killed will! he nolle pressed blythe
commonwealth, for the reason that no case
can be- made against the prisoner. Curran,
who was indicted, with Billy Williams for
the murder of Arnold was acquitted of that
charge on Saturday night last.
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phlished in the GAZETTE, and but few peo-
knowing anything about it. A majority
)! hosc present were colored men.

Pi soNAL.-Messrs. s. L. Shinn and J. G.
Smitl will leave BY he " NJ. and c. 0
railwae On the 25sh, for Richmond, there to
attead the laying of the corner stone of the
Lee monument. Mr.. Smith will be the
guest OF D. Cardwell, who was gallant
member of tie Stuart Horse Artillery of
Pelham's old company.
Mr. j. @. Smith, clerk in the Office of
the master of machinery of the Y. NJ. road,
has received new artificial leg from the
we'll known manufacturer, Mr.. Geo r. Full
Ter. OF Rochester, N. Y, which the latter
pronounces the best leg he ever made dur
Jog big Is years experience.
DR.. Il. E. l. Johnston left to day for Co.
'umbus, Ga where he is practicing his pro-
fe.eion.
The condition Of DR.. Albert Fairfax, who
has been extremely il! for some time past
remains unchanged to-day.
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POLICE REroRT-Lest night was dark
and mild with three prisoners md Two lcdg
ers at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed of the
following cases:
John Maznjo, arrested by officer Brenner,
charged with stealing lumber from ]. T.
Clarke. was discharged.
Geo. Washington, colored, arrested by
officer Davis for being drurk and disorderly,
was fined So
Robert Willis, colored. charged with an
assault on Geo Darlington, was iued IS,
as was also Darlington.
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COUNTY Property SALE5.-The follow
inc transfers OF real estate have been made
in the county since Tho first Of the month,
VIZ:
Samuel BiGch to Cathariuo Richardson
aud Lucinda l.. Toliver, one acre of land
near Halls Hill; consideration $50.
HoraceS. Johnston to J. p. Appleman.
three acres OF land on tho canal, a part of
the Jas. Roach estate for So COO
Elizabeth NJ Minor to Jos. Fought. the
"Summervl!e" tract of land containing fifty
Fix acres in Washington district, south of
turnpike, for 81 200
Temperance Marcher to Theodore Died
rich, lot of ground and two story brick
dwelling near Poor's House lane, contain
ing two roods, three and half poles for
$500
A. F. Barker to NJ. F. Thompson,.a part
of the tract OF land known as Mason's Tract
or Robin Hood" situated at the south end
OF the AQueduc: bridge, for IS 600
Thos II Wentworth TO Edward Lauter-
bach, the Jackson City tact, at south end
Of Lorg Bridge, containing about ninety
acres, for $4,000.
Mary A. Adams to Elizabeth ]. Shreve,
ten acres of land on Georgetown road. near
Ballston for 5000.
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10 o. F. FAIE-1he fair for the benefit
OF Potomac Lodge, No. 3S, I. o. 0. F.,
st McBurney's Hall. last night, was
well attended The following ia the vote
for ;he different articles to be presented:
Indies gold watch--Mi- Florence Bag,
eeti, 9; Miss Leah Mills, IS; Miss Florence
Edelin,, 10.
Geniicman's gold waich--L M. Davis, 5 (;
L. Brill, jr., s; Dr. Geo. Klipstein, G; ]. A.
Stewart. s; r. L4Bagge,t, 10; F. M. Hill, IS.
Conductors tampa. P. Myers. 6; Henry
PITTS. 4 Wm King, 8; Cbas. s. Bennett, 2.
Brotherhood Locomotive Fireman's pin
a. f. Hooker, i Wm. Moore, 3; John Fitz.
gerald, I.
Policeman's unsoFm-F. Belts, 81; II.
Henry, . Jas. Smith. 10.
Table scari-Mfs. L. M. Davis, 5; Mrs.
Chas. Goodrich, s.
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"PARLoR TALKs."-A number of young
men were present st the Young Mems Christ
ian Association parlors last night and hes I'd
with pleasure the first of the series of SPAR
lor talks" Rev. Mr.. Mercer, who was to
have spoken was unable to do 30, and Rev.
j. 81. Nourse consented to take his place.
The reverend gentleman spoke in most en-
Pertaining manner and ali present expressed
q desire to hear him again. Hissubject was
Superstition" The next ofthe series will
be given by DR.. D. N. Rust, Oct. 25th, sub
iec6 "Alveoar Abcesses."
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CORPORATION CouRT-Judge A. B. Meade
prcsiding.-Roxbury VS.. Mills, motion to
abate capias Judgment for plaintiff
E e Corbett vs. r. n. Cook, case dis
missed.
Mrs. Elizabeth D. Barton qualified as ad
minislrairix Of Geo. G. Barton, deceased.
Court adjourned till to morrow morning
ot 10 n'clock
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HYDRAULIoN s f. E Co-An adjourned
meeting IF this company YVES held last night,
Richard l.. Carne, president, in the chair.
and J. Peter Laphen, recorder, acting as
secretary. Braxtou L. Smith, from tho
committee on the proposed trip 30 Rich.
mond, reported that q uniform rate Of IS
for organized associations could be procured
on the 26 in and eth, good for return on the
2S.h, whetaupou it was decided to so to
Richmond on the morning of the 9th by
the G:l9 train and return by the 1910 p. m.
The Chief Engineer of the Fire Department
nad ouch members of the other companies
as wish to 60 as delegations from their re-
spective companies were cordially invited
10 accompany the Hyd:aulion, tender of
the services OF the drum corps Of st. John's
Academy was accepted, and the details OF
tho trip were left 10 the committee, to re-
port at an adjourned meeting next Tuesday
night. 1t is understood that about.twenty.
five members in the full new uniform will
90 and that they will be met and escorted
into line 10y detachment of Richmond fire
men,
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ANNIvERsARY.-Ap pleasant surprise party
was given on Monday night to Mr.. A. d.
Roberts and wife at Bay View, near Mt.
Vernon on the occasion of the 10th an
nversary OF their wedding. About fifty of
their relatives and friends assembled. The
ladies took charge of the culinary depart
ment and soon had a magnificent supper
provided Of all the delicacies of the season,
furnished b. the sevsral guests. The social
entertainment vas kept up until late hour
VIXEN all left highly delighted with most
enjoyable occasion, after wishing the bride
and groom many happy returns.
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CONTRACTS AWARDED. The Committee
on Poor of the City Council met last night
and examined the bids received and made
the following contracts:
For supplying the poor with groceries;
First ward, to a. aukin.-Super flour
at lic. per ID, meal at be. per peck, coffee
at 22.. per ID, tea at &c. per OF, brown
sugar at lie. per To-, ish at Toe. per doz +,
bacon at &c. per III.
Second ward, to JOS S Beach agt.-Su-
per -four l9c. per 10, bscon &c. per TO-,
green coffee Isl: per b. sugar 4!c. per H.,
meal 12;. per peck, fish sc. per doz., tea l3c.
per oz.
Tnira ward, to ]. W. Hammond Super
flour 1!c per h., bacon &c. per h. sugar sc.
per ID, Coffee Zoe per H., meal lac. per
peck, tea &c. per oz.. fish Sc. per doz.
Fourth ward, 10 F. NJ Adams.-Bacon 7c.
per ID, -four ! &c. per h., coffee 14!c. per TO-,
sugar 44c. per H., fish &c. per doz, tea lie.
per CT, meal l3c per peck.
Wm. Rolls. of Woodbridge, was awarded
the contract for supplying $50 cords of pine
wood for the poor at 81 so per cord.
Messrs Breen & Feeiy were awarded the
contract for hauling, piling and delivering
the wood al g. cents per cord.